Tivoli Theatre
THIS theatre carefully continues to be crowed by persons apparently willing to be [?] by the heat or rendered [?] by [?] the [?] of many…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1897
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Criterion Theatre
'A Woman's Reason' still attracts splendid business to this pretty theatre, and no doubt from the excellence of the play, and the perfection attained by the performers, will…
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As a spectacular, [?] play, full of blood, wasteful of powder and limelight, reeking of 'Hingland's phlag' and the usual blatant blow that glorifies the murder…
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"Cheer, Boys, Cheer," continues to attract large audiences to the Royal. The play is staged in Mr. Rignold's best style, and will hold the boards until the end of the week, when "The…
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Mr. Harry Rickards has reason to feel satisfied with the result of his initial performance at this bright little playhouse on Saturday night. From a financial as well as artistic standpoint it was a…
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The last four nights of Mr. Robert Brough's season are announced at the Criterion Theatre, where "A Woman's Rcason," with its emotioual situations and brightly-written dialogue, is drawing…
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The success of a variety entertainment depends largely upon a well-balanced programme and frequent changes. The management of the Tivoli evidently recognises this factor and makes…
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Messrs. Henry and Davis announce Saturday night performances of drama at the Royal Standard Theatre, Castlereagh-street. The piece underlined for Saturday night was "Life for…
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The whirligig of time brings about some startling changes. A few weeks ago Mr. Harry Rickards, at the Tivoli, was face to face with a powerful rival in the new Palace Theatre of Varieties…
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A most succeseful concert, arranged by Lucas for the entertainment of the convalescent patients, was given at the Sydney Hospital on Saturday afternoon. An excellent programme…
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Under the patronage of Cardinal Moran a very successful concert was given by the combined R.C. parishes of Paddington and Woollahra in the Paddington Town Hall last evening towards, the funds…
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The Paddington Town Hall was last night filled with a large audience on the occasion of the combined concerts given by the parishes of Paddington and…
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At the Theatre Royal only three more representations will be given of "Cheer, Boys, Cheer," a Drury Lane drama, in which a series of well-contrasted scenes lead up to the last stand against the…
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The last two nights of the Brough Comedy Company's season are announced at the Criterion Theatre, where "A Woman's Reason" will be finally staged to-morrow evening. In this brightly…
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At the Tivoli Theatre the present now programme will continue to run until Saturday afternoon, when as usual the change for the week will be introduced. All matinees at the Tovoli will be given as heretofore…
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"The silver King" has drawn very large audiences at Her Majesty's Theatre this week, playgoers evidently f[?]ding the fascination of the rapidly-developed story still potent. Mr. [?] Inglis,…
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Matinees at the Palace Theatre are given every Wednesday and Saturday. An excellent programme will be rendered at each performance, and those…
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